A and B both are children of C. If C is the mother of A, A is the son of C but B is not the daughter of C, then how are A and B mutually related?

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A and B both are children of C. If C is the mother of A, A is the son of C but B is not the daughter of C, then how are A and B mutually related?
(A) A. A is the brother of B
(B) B. A is the nephew of B
(C) C. A is the sister of B
(D) D. A is the cousin of B

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Correct Answer: Option (A)

A. A is the brother of B

Topics: Part-B: Logical Reasoning

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